betterArrayToString
You know what I'd love to do? Output this array in useful way!
var a = ['the nina', 'the pinta', 'the santa maria', 1, 2, 3, { a : 'boats' }, { b : 'hoes' }];
console.log( a.toString() );
// the nina,the pinta,the santa maria,1,2,3,[object Object],[object Object]
Wait, what the hell? Which are the strings? Which are the numbers? And what the hell am I supposed to do with [object Object]?
Well, I got your ass on two of those problems.
Usage
Install it
npm install better-array-to-string
Use the shit out of it
Array.prototype.toString = require('better-array-to-string');
// OH NOO THE WORLD IS ENDING
var a = ['the nina', 'the pinta', 'the santa maria', 1, 2, 3, { a : 'boats' }, { b : 'hoes' }];
console.log( a.toString() );
// [ "the nina", "the pinta", "the santa maria", 1, 2, 3, [object Object], [object Object] ]
// OH WAIT NO IT'S NOT ENDING! I ACTUALLY HAVE A USEFUL FUNCTION NOW! I CAN SEE EVERYTHINGGGGGGGGGG!!!1111
Nice... except... that damn object. What's up with that shit?
Come on. Like I don't have your ass on that too.
I don't care
- You're probably like, "UHHHHH YOU SHOULDN'T BE WRECKING FUNCTIONS YOU DON'T OWN." Whatever. If this breaks something, someone was doing it wrong.
- I don't care about you, unless you give me money.
- I don't care about maintainability. I did, but then this useless fucking method existed, so then I stopped caring and made it useful.
- I don't care about your suggestions unless they're in the form of a pull request. Then we can have a lively conversation about them before I savagely pull them.